Supveco Case for iPad Mini 7 (A17 Pro) 2024/iPad Mini 6 2021 8.3 Inch with Pencil Holder-[Auto Wake/Sleep],Slim Protective Case with Soft TPU Back Cover for iPad Mini 7th/6th Generation(Book)

Nice, lightweight case for my 2024 iPad mini 7. I love how it holds my Apple Pencil and it’s easy to get the pencil out of the slot. Closing the cover puts my iPad to sleep immediately. The two slots give me two angles for propping it up in a landscape position. So far I’ve had no problems with it protecting my device. I like that the case gives easy access to all buttons or slots and they are properly aligned. I’ve found the case to be very durable and allows me full function to whatever I need to do with my iPad. I’m happy I made this purchase.

It’s so nice and sleek! It feels very high quality. I love it! It’s very sturdy and the stand works well. The pencil fits in it perfectly. Buttons are easy to press and the charger fits in the hole well. I love the nostalgia of the style. Best case ever.

This is a nice, basic case for the iPad 7. It’s well-made, looks great, and provides adequate edge protection while functioning well as a stand. However, I mistakenly assumed it had an origami-style flap that would allow for a portrait stand option, which it does not.That aside, it’s a solid case that does exactly what it’s designed to do. If you don’t need portrait mode functionality, it’s a great choice.

The quality is much better than I was expecting and is very sturdy (you never know with cheaper cases how the quality will be, it’s always a toss up), but this case is 100% worth it. It is also very easy to get the Apple Pencil out of the case while still keeping it enclosed so it doesn’t get lost.

So cute! Fits my mini perfectly. Protective for the outside of the tablet. Worth the money.

This product is great for a youth or adult who wants more protection than what is afforded by either the Apple authentic Smart Cover (no rear or corner protection), or the various smart cover inspired products which also have a plastic back good for scratch protection and minimal corner protection. The body of the case is sturdy and has proper bumpers which allow for absorption of impact, a must for kids and drops of more than a couple feet.The tactile feel is good in the hand, whether you are dry or slightly clammy handed. The cover is light and turns on the iPad mini same as the smart folio will. Walking with the Supveco case in hand feels good. There is just enough grip that when you open the case your hand doesn’t interfere with viewing your display. The two notches on the inside of the cover allow for good viewing angles. The Apple pencil holder is firm and has a hole for pushing your pencil out, you’re not likely to lose it, which is better than how most cases address storing the Apple pencil. In addition to a storage compartment, your Apple pencil will also be charged.Audio buttons are covered. Speakers are exposed to allow for clear sound. The touch id button and usb C port are both exposed. Extra kudos though for protecting the touch id button, which recesses behind the bumper but is still easy to use your finger with.On to the less positive elements.Weight is the first concern. The Supveco is listed as weighing eight ounces and actually clocks in at seven and a quarter ounces. For comparison the iPad mini 6 is about ten ounces. Some people could care less for the additional weight of protection. This weight is very similar to a layered shockproof case like an Otterbox, so Supveco is in good company. Light weight fans should look elsewhere.The notches for table top positioning are just grooves the iPad Mini6 fits into, but there is no magnet to hold the flap secure. This is a minor gripe, but people already used to the ecosystem of magnets for position holding will be disappointed by this omission. 60% of back cover also gives way to allow for table top viewing, this is fine, but there is no magnet to hold it in place in the book style. What this means is that even if you’re only flipping it open, it’s easy to swing the cover out too far. This is hard to explain and only the most picky of users are likely to notice the floppy spine and how the back cover swings out. Finishing off thoughts on the cover, when it flipped behind the ipad the cover tends to rise up, as opposed to staying in place firmly, again a quibble that most won’t notice. This would be easily rectified with an additional magnet that held the front cover in place when not in use.I would buy this for any member of my family and I think they’d be delighted. My wife saw it and was immediately impressed with the looks and feel of it. I’m not sure it serves my purposes, but I can identify it being an even split between weight and lack of magnets as my chief issue. I give this product four stars.

Fits perfect and looks great. Makes my iPad look even smaller.

This is a great case! Makes it super descrete and look like an old school journal. Fit like a glove and my knock off apple pencil charges while in the case.